What’s Castro Adobe?

Castro Adobe was built in 1849 and has the distinction of having the first indoor kitchen in Santa Cruz. It is a California historical landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The house also had the first dance floor in the county. This house was very advanced for its time. It was the first, and, thus far, the only two-story hacienda ever built in the county. The Castro Abode, the governing seat for the Castro family that moved from Sinaloa, Mexico during the 1775–1776 Anza Expedition, also had a dance floor called the fandango room.

Which Hotels have the Best View near Castro Adobe?

There are several hotels near Castro Adobe that have rooms available for less than $200 per night, including Handerly Union Square Hotel, Hotel Florence, and Hotel G San Francisco.

What are the Benefits or Drawbacks of Staying at a Hotel near Castro Adobe?

Staying near the Castro Abode means that you are near the sights and sound of San Francisco. Restaurants, nightclubs, and historical sites are there for you to explore. Be sure to ride the trolley before you leave.

What Do I Need to Know About Castro Adobe?

Call before coming! The Castro Abode is available only for special events or by appointment at this time. There isn’t anyone on site to give you access if you don’t schedule your visit ahead of time.